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| Classic and restrained solutions to the problem of having large wads of cash laying around. Mostly one dollar bills, I believe, but the display of real money in this gents' store window was provocative nonetheless. Below, additional possibilities for the elegant male. |
The late summer sun through the leaves of the fig tree in the backyard; then additional lightplays -- light and shadow on the bathroom wall, with the light breaking apart into a soft prism; and late afternoon light streaming through the empty cavern of what used to be Daffy's at Atlantic Center, downtown Brooklyn.
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| The interest in this policing device on Lexington Ave., Bed-Stuy, doesn't wane. I decided to get a closer look, below, at the mechanism and design. |
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| One of the entrances to the Louis Armstrong Houses, where the police surveillance tower is parked. And below, a sign welcoming visitors to the housing block. |
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| I love this Roti catering truck, which has been parked for months behind a fence in a lot near the Bed-Stuy YMCA. |
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| The work continues on the Mark Morris Dance Group mural -- these shots taken a week after the first ones posted on September 21. |
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| An important message about water, Third Ave., Brooklyn. |
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| On Lafayette Street, Fort Greene . . . |
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| and a glittering new bicycle as viewed from the rather filthy window of the No. 38 Bus. |
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